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The dark Web

Started by pauljacobson · 10 months ago

A couple stories have emerged about the evil in the blogosphere. The focus has been comments made on a blog called meankids.org (a blog co-founded by Christopher Locke, co-author of The Cluetrain Manifesto and which now redirects to the creator, Frank Paynter’s blog Listics. Actu ... Continue reading »

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  • Stii

    2 years ago

    Dude, I think the SA scene is still a VERY healthy one compared to what is happening elsewhere... We're still the lucky ones. This is plain sick and scary. There is a lot of disturbed individuals out there.

    "i hope someone slits your throat and cums down your gob"
    Who the hell thinks like this? Not healthy at all.
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  • Stii

    2 years ago

    Dude, I think the SA scene is still a VERY healthy one compared to what is happening elsewhere... We're still the lucky ones. This is plain sick and scary. There is a lot of disturbed individuals out there.

    "i hope someone slits your throat and cums down your gob"
    Who the hell thinks like this? Not healthy at all.
    reply
  • Carl Spies

    2 years ago

    I loved Joshua Porter's response:

    "This is the Social Web. This is the point where the distinction between what’s going on offline and what’s going on online isn’t important anymore. Posting an anonymous comment is the same as yelling at someone across the street. The only difference is that its recorded for others to see.

    And you know what? That might be a good thing. The silver lining is that this behavior is public, and the community is pushing back on itself. The right things are being said. “This is unacceptable.” “This is wrong.” “This is bullshit.” We won’t stand for this."

    from: http://bokardo.com/archives/kudos-to-kathy-sierra/
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  • Carl Spies

    2 years ago

    I loved Joshua Porter's response:

    "This is the Social Web. This is the point where the distinction between what’s going on offline and what’s going on online isn’t important anymore. Posting an anonymous comment is the same as yelling at someone across the street. The only difference is that its recorded for others to see.

    And you know what? That might be a good thing. The silver lining is that this behavior is public, and the community is pushing back on itself. The right things are being said. “This is unacceptable.” “This is wrong.” “This is bullshit.” We won’t stand for this."

    from: http://bokardo.com/archives/kudos-to-kathy-sierra/
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  • Mark

    2 years ago

    There are some sickos on the internet, really sick individuals.

    I hope who ever is behind these comments gets caught by some ninja techy guru.
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  • Mark

    2 years ago

    There are some sickos on the internet, really sick individuals.

    I hope who ever is behind these comments gets caught by some ninja techy guru.
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